Gorilla watching tours / Rob Waring, series editor.
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TextSeries: Footprint reading library. Incredible animalsPublisher: Boston : Thomson/Heinle, c2008Description: 24 p. : ilil., map ; 21 cmISBN: 9781424011575; 1424011574Subject(s): Readers | Apes -- Juvenile literature | Gorilla -- Conservation zUganda -- Juvenile literature | Ecotourism -- Uganda -- Juvenile literatureSummary: Long ago, Uganda's mountain gorilla population was getting smaller. But now, the situation is improving. People are visiting the area and paying to see gorillas in their natural environment. The money helps keep the gorillas safe. Will it save them?
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Long ago, Uganda's mountain gorilla population was getting smaller. But now, the situation is improving. People are visiting the area and paying to see gorillas in their natural environment. The money helps keep the gorillas safe. Will it save them?
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